... week, and have no doubt, they will devise some precautionary measure for the protection of the farmer from fraud. —Northern Whig. JAMES M'CLINTOCK LOGAN, Ijile of Uaphoe, UEOS leave announce to the Nobility Gentry of the sorronndinE coantry, and Friend* ...

... this frightful state of things certainly calls for sometiling _more iliaii _a few words of barren commiseration . Had tlio _Whigs been in power , and is sued such a document in tlie present _circunistiinces of tho country , tho Torics in and out of Parliament ...

... people would next turn their attention to a reform (in pecuniary matters) of their own clergy! Ecce signurn! A Castlebar paper, whig-radical to the core, not alone admits the existence of a wide-spread conspiracy against the over-charges of the priests, but ...

... the address _proposed _to convey to her : MBJe 8 ty ' , _* . _and' it would indeed be very _strange _'if _^ they ; ( the _--Whigs ) _.. were _. ' _not-itOftJoin _; _cordially , _in-, _that _^ _. _wilioli bad . been _. expressed as . to tuo' _^ _liappy ...

... benefits of conservative government are not manifested in tingle item of the general policy of ministers, and that the dangers of whig administration are just as great now as they ever were. Lord Howick's motion on atate of the country, which stands for Monday ...

... in which he resided. For sixteen years he represented in Parliament the borough of Tewkes- bury; and though educated in the Whig school of politics, he renounced, from a conviction of their evil tendency, the latitudinarian principles which were so rife ...

... criticisms it may be mentioned that even gentle hint for pay-1 ment after two or three years' trust (though no government, whig or tory gives credit), very often causes offence. What then is the : Editor in this conflicting war of opinion,—this pressure ...

... attended by *any restoration of the re- uffering punishment. The Scotch martyrs wero not recalled from New South Wales by the Whig minister of 1006 — nor were Messrs. O'Con- nor, Einmett, Sampson, M'Nevin, and the rest restored to Ireland, from which they ...

... said—•• Bring forth male children only** —THE Mail was born ! O, such day—a day so glorious. Such a day as this was never seen ; Whigs stood aghast—and politics grew Tory-ons, And Rose and Thistle sprung from sods of Shamrock green. On this anniversary, we make ...

... been violent as a Whig organ, ami moment • il turned round to the opposite extreme, and abused them as being in their generation. was the tower of strength of Whiggnry one week, and hi the next* was the fortification of Torusm. The Whigs were the best the ...

... assumption of power. lam myself a Whig, but Ido not be lieve that Lord AUCKLAND or any Whig statesman would have done this. Indeed it is evident from the speeches of Lord PALMERSTON and Sir J. HOEHOUSE that the Whigs were not prepared to dissolve ...

... motions announced, or to be announced, by her Majesty's Ministers. This surely is not the kind of opposition menaced by the Whig- Radical party during the recess—not the kind of opposition that ought to be offered to an administration chargeable with error ...